The phrase "a developmental approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that focus on growth, progress, or stages of development in various contexts, such as education, psychology, or project management.
Example: "In our research, we adopted a developmental approach to better understand the stages of child growth and learning."
Alternatives: "a growth-oriented method" or "a progressive strategy."
The partnership has taken a developmental approach, framing the tender as being about delivering a reengineered service where TEC is integral, not a bolted on afterthought.
This paper reveals the limits of a developmental approach.
Adopt a developmental approach in seeking foreign direct investment.
A developmental approach is proposed in Fig. 10.
This paper reports on a developmental approach to performance-measurement systems (PMS).
This paper describes a developmental approach to the design of a humanoid robot.
"We have to move away from a focus on just pain medications and acute medical interventions toward a more developmental approach," said the study's senior author, Dr. Terrie Inder, a professor of pediatrics.
This paper shows that, by partitioning a digital circuit and making use of a modular developmental approach, namely, the Modular Developmental Cartesian Genetic Programming (MDCGP) technique, it is indeed possible to evolve large circuits.
Furthermore, there is also concern that this type of profiling may be perceived as 'medicalising' the student experience of failure [ 10], whereas a more developmental approach in which attention is given to the individual over a greater length of time during the course rather than just around the failing episode would be more appropriate.
While there are a few startups working to rank and review mobile apps, like KinderTown, for instance (which also vets apps with educators), Dr. Gray says that he believes the YogiMeter system uses a more developmental approach with techniques common to those familiar in child development and education.
Supporters of SSC argue that it has a more developmental approach than traditional aid since it does not focus only on poverty alleviation and because it is less self-interested.
